Installed Steadyfast on WJ 3006WK

[dankirk]

Today I installed a Steadyfast stabilizer kit on our 2017 Windjammer 3006WK. The install was straight forward, and took about 3-4 hours working at a leisurely pace. The parts are well made, and all hardware was included. First impressions are that it definitely makes the trailer more stable, but I'll have a better idea about how much it helps after a camping trip. Sorry about the sideways pics, don't know how to fix them.

[SeaDog]

Good choice you will love. I also us a set of x-chocks and my rig is rock solid.

[martyleach]

I installed Steadfast for my 8299BS ultra lite. We love them. We also use X-chocks. Thing about these lite trailers is they can be bouncy at night

[plfx4]

Nice !! I think i’ll try that out on mine. I already have the bal x chock on both side but trailer still moving when someone walks in it.
Good post and good idea, thanks !

[ImTravis]

Had them on my old trailer and will be getting them for the v-nose. Was curious how you mounted the new footpads? Did you have to drill some holes for the footpads to mount? Also looks like you used the three hole mount for the [ beams.

Thanks.

[dankirk]

Originally Posted by ImTravis

Had them on my old trailer and will be getting them for the v-nose. Was curious how you mounted the new footpads? Did you have to drill some holes for the footpads to mount? Also looks like you used the three hole mount for the [ beams.

Thanks.

I did have to drill holes in the stabilizer footpads. I only used the 3 hole bracket on the bracket that attached to the A-frame box tube. The other brackets attached to the I-beam directly.